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r hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff in the ensuing election. Al
though somewhat opposed to primary
elections for various reasons, il the
right is extended to all Of the white vo-
tcrs who choose to come in, [ will abide
by such rulings rs the Democratic party
may elect. A part of my objections for
primary elections are rs follows:
l. There are good many of our very
best voting clement that won't or don t
take any interest in primary elections.
9. There are men who from time to
time have voted the Independent ticket
the Rcadjnster ticket and even the Re
publican tickct-for instance inthe last
election, know of men who voted Tor
Mr.. Browne who are us cool and rs
well calculated to vote the interest OIL
this county rs any man can be, and yet
some of those men would feel lelicacy
in going intoa primary election without
cordial invitation.
And willie am a Democrat in The
broatlcst sense of the word with a con-
scientious belief that it is right, don't
think it will do any good or advance the
cause of Democracy one iota to censurt
m Il abuse or say hard things about any
one because they choose to differ with
me. | don't propose to do it.
Hoping this will be satisfactory ant
soliciting your suffrages, 1 am
Yours, &C.,
l.. J. NELSON.
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PHngoteague.

a barber is needed in our town and q
good one would find plenty of work.
Miss Margie Ames, after spending a
few weeks with friends here has return
cd to school in Baltimore.
The Gypsles camped near our town
last week have moved southwark. Very
many of our folks "had their fortunes
told"
Mr.. John R. Cutler and Miss Alice
Kellam, were married near this place
last Wednesday, Raw. Joseph r. Sturgis
officiating.
The corn crop of Mr.. 3. w. Mears
has not all been housed yet. 1t daily
now though, has his attention, and he
may be ready for the spring planting.
A green groceryis to be opened here
shortly by Messrs. Doughty Il Ward
The members Of the firm are enterpris-
ing, and Of course, will do well in tlleir
new venture.
Messrs. John II. Ayres and George
L. Ames, medical students at the Uni
versity of Maryland, lately home on a
visit to friends in our town, have re-
turned after short season of refresh
ment to labor.''
The roads at many points near this
place are execrable. Cypress and Church
branches during cold weather are rem
dered, almost impossible by ice. They
Should be br.dged and without delay is
the universal opinion Of everyone who
has had to pass over them of late.
Tile annual meeting Of the Improved
Order of Heptasophs" WAS held at their
Hall in our town last "Wednesday. The
Order is in a flourishing condition and
has a large membership. Ten new
members joined at the meeting. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuring year: r. r. Hutchinson.
Archon; Geo. g. Mason, Provost; VIM.
II. Boggs, Inspector: Jos. S. Bull, Pre-
late; VIM. 7. Mason, Secretary; L. H.
Ames, Treasurer. S. w. Ames, Finan
cier: A. c. Duer, Warden; S. T. Kel-
lam, Seminal.
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ASSaWanlan.

A dwelling of Mr.. Jos. Z. Conquest,
occupied by Louis Davis, cold, caught
fire from Il spark on Sunday and mar
rowly escaped being burned. The roof
was almost enveloped i'll flames when
discovered.
The oysters are improving and much
''fatter" than at this time last year.
Thousands Of bushels are planted in our
waters near this place and for them to
lie fiat" means thousands of dollars to
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Messrs. John S. Martin, and Powell
s. Garrison will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on Saturday, Jan.
22nd, 1857, at Powelton the following
property: four work l-yses. three colts,
Is years old), seve s several hogs,
y barrels OF corn. carts. one car
riage and set Of ha- one batteau
and sails. farming implements and many
other articles. Sale to commence at II
q. M, at which time terms will be made
known.
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Beike Haven.
Mr.. Dor Walling, of Philadelphia is
visiting friends in town.

Mr.. Dor Walling, of Philadelphia is
visiting friends in town.
There is IL camp of Gypsies in our
town-trading horses and telling for
tunes.
Mr.. Thos. Walkley, of PHILADELPHIA is
in town and expects TO make his home
with lis.
Our towl hall is to be enlarged by
Mr.. j. r. Walkley as soon as the
weather opens.
Our townsman, Capt. David r. Mis-
ter, expects to leave for Florida shortly
if the cold weather continues.
DIR. John Il. b. Hyslop will represent
ourlodge of a. o. U. W., i'll the Grand
Lodge, which meets in Pocomoke City,
Md, February 9th, next.
Mr.. John A. Ames has purchased a
lot of Jno. R. Floyd, situated in our
town at $500, and will have dwelling
erected thereon during the year.
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VIRGINIA.: In the Circuit Cours
Y for the county of Accomack, i'll the
vacation Of the said court, January Ith'
1887.
wife 49,. plaintiffs.
against
Hiram p. Poulson, Thomas NJ. Pnul
son and Ellen, his wife, John +. Pou!-
son and Mary, his wife, Marion j. PouI-
son and Sarah, his wife, Fred rick
Cook and Amelia, his wife, Polly Foul
son, William Justl Tripfenia, his
wife, George Marti r., the husband
of Catharine POM al, deceased, III
phcnia Martin, Hattie Martin and
George Martin, Jr....... Deus.
IN CuANCERY.
The objectof this suit Is to obtain
the decree Of the said court for sa'e for
purposes Of partition amongst tile heirs.
law of Triphenla POulsou. deceased,
o. a certain piece or parcel of land, con.
tanning ninety acres, more or less, OF
which said dccedent died, seized and
possessed situated in the county OF Ac-
comack, and bounded as follows, n. y.
by the land of VIM. Somers, n. W: by
Muddy Greek, ). w. by the land OF Jas:
Witham s heirs anil S. E. by that OF
VIM. SOmerS.
Affidavit having been made before the
clerk of the said court that the defen-
dants. Frederick Cook and Amelia, his
wife, George Martin, ST., Triphenla
Martin, Hattie Martin and George
Martin, Jr., are non residents of this
State, on the motion of the plaintiffs, by
their attorney, it is ordered that they dc
appear here within one month after due
publication or this order and do what is
necessary to protect their Interests; and
thai this or(lerbe pubishe once week
for foar successive weeks in the '.PEN-
IAsULA ENTERPEIsE," Il newspapeI!
published ut Acconlack, q. H., III SAID
county, and also posted at the front door
OF the court house of the county on the
| first day of the next term of the County
Court of:the said county 80
yay r1nit 1ifu ahlo 'glhe $40
TEST. ,z-artd y =
a Copy. q s
SamI. II. Ross, y. q.
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Announcements.

To the Voters Of Accomac County,
1 announce myselfa candidate for the
Office of Commonwealth Attorney, at
the May election, 1887. Subject how
ever to the decision of the Democratic
party in a primary election.
Respectfully,
join j. .GUNTER.
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Read the advertisement of Humphreys
& Tilghman, Salisbury. No one can
doubt that their fertilizer is a frst-cIass
article who reads the testimonials APP
pended and scores Of others who have
used it in tie county testifying to its
merits could be added, if space permit
ted. For futher ral ticllars call Oh MI
YIN. L. Mock, Temperancevillc, their
agent for Accomac.
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Nor1cE-G.B B. Fosque of G. B.Fosqne
6 Co., is now off buying spring goods
seeds of all kinds, peas, radish. &c, gu
ano, kainit, refuse salt, everything the
farmer needs. He will return day or
two before court-day, or the LIST of Feb
ruary, if the weather continues open.
G., j. Fosque 4 Co.,
Onancock.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees

Be in time! Don't fail to write
a postal 70 Perdue & Co., for their
price list Of all kinds O trees and
plants for spring 1887.
AS soon as you read this write us
a postal stating what you want
you will be surprised at our low
prices.
Nurserymen and dealers will find
our wholesale prices low.
Always state what you want. We
have our plants in cellar ready for
shipping at any time during the
winter. a IS .s ::i. =
s..1i peach is nnanE
I.the earliest peaches known and
does not rot. Agents wanted.
PERDUE & CO..
Parsonsburgh, Wicomico county, Md.
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No11cE-Clay, VIM. e. Floyd, owner,
will make short season from February
lst to April 10th, at S25 to insure a
mare with fOal. He will stand at Lo-
custville but will go toDrummondtown
and Powelton If services are desired,
once week. Will go to any neighbor-
hood not more than ) OF 6miles distant,
if at least mares are TO be served, if
services not required at home. He will
be strictly limited to 20 mares, and IA
lave been booked. Mares from distance
will be taken and fed at actual cost Of
feed. Vim. E. Floyd,
louisville.
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Mr.. F. W. BYRD still continues torep'
resent the firm CT Jas. Myer s. Co., and
as evidence Of the popularity OF both,
received larger number of orders on
his January trip than he ever received
before. Square dealing and first-claSs
goods are bound to win.
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NOTICE TO CRED1ToRs-All persons
having claims against the estate ofssR3
bert Willis, deceased, will please presen1
them to the undersigned at the storey
Powell e. Garrison, Powelton. Va, aD9
tween The hours of IA. IN. and p p.iI9s
on the 18th day Of January, 1857. .sisslss
CIV. Willis.SS
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WINTER SCHEDULE. s~
OF THE es zsls5:sss -
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Until further notice. on aud aftor Sunday,
Dec. 9th, 1885, will run their steamers as
follows, weather permitting,l leaving Soutn 3D.
Wharf ut 900 O'Clock p. m.
Steamer TAEGIER,
CAPT. 8. q. WILSON
Eyory Tuesday and FrIdayfo for Crisneld, Finnoy's
Onancock, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, Kohopotn,
Pocnmoke City and Snow Hill
Thursday ut q. m, touching at river landings
incs at the usual hours: Onancock p mr.
Finney's $3.50 p. M.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. w. W. MATTHEW'S.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Crisneld, Honm'n's,
EWING, Dogg's, Hunting Creek, Guillord ana
Messongo. RErUKNlNd-Leave MessIngo FRI;
day o. m. touching at Hunting CreeS -nu
Guilford Mt usIilhrIrI. Nandua1 l! npnh, oosss
/ d. M. Evans l.I5 Ioff.n LII So rargler laiaha
dp, m M, u.r,,s ry,os
Boggs,. N.ndu,, Davis, Roads" Niles. Shlelns,
Unm,,nrs md rayor's WiIdrves. REPURNlNd
-Ie,tyes raylor's Tuesday at 6a M. touchlhg
ut tho ab0ve landings ut usual hours.
All steamers leave Crisaeld fol baltl-
I-y more. on arrival Of last down Train.
rrc,rhtnnd pnssen gers received for all points
on the n. Y. Phlln. and Norfolk, wlconicu and
pocomoko r. r. daily, Delaware, Maryland anu
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only. n,
and must be prepaid to GIL points, oAeop'
on tho N. Y. PhIla and Norfolk Railroau'
PR. CLARK, General Agent,
los South Street. Baltimore,
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Mr.. Richard n. " est as will he seen
by his advertisement OF to-day has
opened house of entertainment at
Keller station. His accommodations
will be fist -class and terms moderate.
We cordially commend linn to the ia
vors Of the public.
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The steamer northampton, plying
between Norfolk and points OH the
Eastern Shore, lest her bearing in the
dense fog of Friday of last week and
ran aground Oil tie bar about two miles
from CherrystUne wharf. She had not
been gotten of according to the latest
adYiceS
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luce.

S. X. Martin & Co., Hoffmans
wharf have just received a large supply
of cypress potato bed material, doors.
sash, bricks. lime ard all kinds of
building materials, in fact, which they
Will sell at city prices. Give them your
orders.
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Express trains leaving Harrington ~ q; ~.
and arriving Ut IS p. M, runs throusu solau ~
and from Baltimore via. P,rter's anu NentIk
New YOrK, philadelphia norfolk Mill oa '., IA
nress Leave Philadelphia lilo p. M, daily.
baltimore 1885 p. M, Wilmington II 80 pm, ohiy
stamping at Dover and Deinar regularly; aLo a.
New Castle, Middlotowp, Clayton, Harrington.
and Soatord to leave passengers from "IIihins
ton and points North Or take on passengers sou'n
OF Dnlmar. ..,,o,.o,a
The IL 10 p. m train also stops at Laurel 10 eaxe
passengers from Wilmington or points nofsn'
Nortii-bound-TraIns leave Drlmar LID O.. M
daily, Dover 2.3G q. m, regularly arriving WI
mington 3.55 a. IN, Baltimore o.i' L. No. Anu
Philadelphia 1850 Il. NJ s,n~s t,,r
Tho rs a. M. train also stops at Sen1oro' TAT
rInrton. CLAYTON, Middletown to leave passen-
gers from points south OF Delmar. or taSs On
passengers for Wilmington anu polhts Nortn,
New Castle accommodation Trains Leave VII
mIngton G. 90 a. M, and 50 p. M. Leave New CHS
tie Go T.. m. and 3 80 D. m. ,>i
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Trains:n
Leave Harrington for Lewos 1l.05 a. M e,oo.
For Franklin and way stations II.uo =. ~ X
turning trains loave Lewes for Harrington e.,o
n. m, and . 80 p. m. Leave Franklin D oo D. ~
Queen Anne l. Rent r. r Leave Towhsehu iof
Centrevllie and way stations 46 O. m. ano = II ~
III, week days. o.s.o,
for Oxford and way stations 10 03 g.. m an II p.
IN. week days. eou,ox, ,or
Cambridge and way stations II 81 q. m. week 0tJa
Conuection-At Porter, with Newark Ost~-
ware CITY Railroad. At Townsend. Win queen
Aune,s l. Kent Railroad. At Clayton, Win Deia-
ware L Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore az -
Delaware Bay Railroad. AT Harrington, N.Y..
Delaware, Maryland & VirsntI Rail- oao; a.
uonTnrj rtth Cambridge & Seatord Railroad AT
Dolmar, With New York, philadelphia Nori'ik'
| Wicomfco pocomoke, and Peninsula kili roaus
CHAS. Z. PUGH, General Manager.
| J.R. Wood General Passenger AGENT
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For SALE.--one hundred thousand
strawberry plants, Crystal City, Bid
well, Sharpless and Monarch OF the
West at S1.50 per 1000. Orders for
{. 900 or more delivered at any station on
y. Y.,P. &c n. II. r., freight prepaid.
Geo. w. McMath,
OnleY, Va.
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FENcE-If you intend to put up pafl<
ing or railing, wait and see the VINCENT
Combination Fence. Cheapest, pret-
test. and most durable fence ip the
world. For sale by A. NJ. N Dillingham;,
louisville, Va. Samples can be seen
by dropping him a line.
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Travellers visiting Baltimore either
for business or pleasure Will find the
..Maltby House" a desirable hostelrie,
located in the business centre of the
city and convenient to steamboat land
ines and railroad depotS.
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Fon SArE.-Two COWS, 8 AYRSHIRE,
the one large the other OF medium size
at $50 and $40, each TO calye early in
spring. Also lot OF cypress potato bed
frames, already made and as good as
new. Smith X. Martin,
HotfmanS' Wharf.
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BY operation of law which went into
force on the 1st day Of January, 1857
the terms of tie Circuit Court OF Nor
Hampton begin the 1st Mondays in May
and November, and Of Accomac the I'd
Tuesdays in May and November.
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-
VIRGINIA, In the Circuit Court
V for the county of Accomack, III va
cation, January 12th, 1857
Mary Stevens, William w. Gray
and Elizabeth d., his wife, in right
of said NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Plaintiffs.
against.
Annie Virginia Stevens, Sarah
Stevens, Rike Joseph Stevens,
Richard Stevens and May, his wife,
George Samuel Stevens, james
Upshur Stevens, Emily Florence
Stevens, William Morris Stevens,
! Palestine Henry and EStelle, his
wife, William Thomas and Margar-
ct A., his wife, Montcalm Oldham,
Jr., trustee in ii decd executed by
VIM. w. Gray and Elizabeth d.,
his wife, to him for the benefit of
John Drummond, John Drummond
in his own right and as assignee OF
VIM. G. Coleburn 81 Sons, Mont
calm Oldham, Jr., and William, y
Bell, executors Of WIN. r. PARA
more, deceased, who was trustee III
a deed executed by Richard Stew
ems to him for the benefit on Chas.
B. Lilliston, elias. B. Lilliston,
Levin w. Mock, trustee in u deed
executed by Elizabeth d. Gray,
(who prior to her .intcrmarriaGe
with the said Wm. w. was Eliza
beth d. Stevens), to him for the
benefit Of VIM. G. Coleburn & Sons,
James Ii. Fletcher, Jr., trustee in q
deed executed by Richard Stevens,
to him for the benefit of George B.
Fosqne, surviving partner of the
late firm Of Fosque 81 Bro, George
B. Fosque, Montcalm Oldham, Jr.,
trustee in a deed executed by Mary
Stevens, to him for the benefit OF
George T. Parker and WIN. 81.
Parker. merchants and partners
trading as George e. Parker u Co.,
and 100 ~. = id George r. Parker and
I.IVn.. rose. TO mccU MERCHANTS and
GOOD bless be- forrasaIid
5Ipar1fers inlas,s ts''e 8ining
-. !. !. :. :. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain the decree Of the said court
Tor the sale for purposes Of parti
ton among those entitled, of IL GER
tain lot or tract of land, situated in
Lee District in said county, con-
tanning iifty.two acres, more less,
and bounded N. e. by the land of
Jno. r. Walker, S. E. by the land
of Winfield Stevens and others, S.
w. by that Of Win. j. Eichelber-
ger and wife and others, and N. w.
by the county road leading from
the G. H., to Pungoteague.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk of the said court that
tile said defendants, Annie Virgin
ia Stevens, Sarah Stevens, William
Morris Stevens, Palestine Henry
and Estelle, his wife, and William
Thomas aud Margaret a., his wife,
are non.residents Of this State, on
the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
attorneys, it is ordered that said
non. resident defendants do appear
here within one month after due
publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests; and that this order be
published once Il week for four sue
cessve weeks in the PENINSULA
ENTERPRISE, a newspaper pub
lished ut Accomack Court House
in said county, and also posted at
the front door Of the courthouse of
said county, on the first day of the
next term OF county court OF the
said county.
Test. N. OLDHAM, JR., G. G.
A Copy
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., G. G.
Thos. Ell. Bayly Browne aud Saml
T. Ross, p. q.
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For SALE-Fine Morrell mare. I
years old, gentle TO all harness and&j
good roadster-also a fine large Morpsa
colt. Cheap for cash. .,aagsssssss;
Upshur Byrdss
Seaside 2. .O.s.sAEa
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A full attendance of the members of
Pungotcague Grange, No. 7o2 is re-
Ouested at the Grange Hall at the next
regular meeting. February Srd. Bust
ness of Importance demands the atten-
ton Of the members.
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Mr.. iona Parks. a lirst-class mechan-
ic, advertises through our columns to-
day. He is master of his trade as many
fine buildings throughout the county
built by him testify. We commendhi him
to tie favors OF the public.
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To my Fellow-Citlzens of Accomat
County:-

Tom Fallow-Citlzens of Accomac
County,
[ hereby announce myself candidate
for Commonwealth Attorney IN the
election to be held next spring. have
held the office for the last eighteen
months by the appointment of Judge
Parr.more, and during that time have
prosecuted to the best of my ability ev-
cry violation CT the law without prelu-
dice or partially; and fmy fellow-coun-
tymen approve my course, and see lit TO
continue me in Office fora regular term,
[ Shall be grateful to them, and endeav-
or to ill the office with credit to myself
and the county. I, of course, shall be
subject to the primary election, if the
Democratic party decide upon such Il
course. Respectfully yours,
j. II. FLETCHER, JR.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Kent & Wilson, arksley station, want
poo turkeys. SsS geese, 1T chickens and
6e6 dozen eggs athighest market prices.
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Chincoteague fish manure sagain adj
veltised through our columns. Its
merit is known to many Of our farmers.
i or further particulars address WI
Lingo & Co. Chircoteague, Va.
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Mitchell, IL year old son of William
Hickman, residing near Powelton, and
who was seriously burned by kindling
fire ina stove with kerosene oil some
days ago, cannot. it is said, recover.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-01-22

FRUIT TREES AM PLANTs-Straw-
berry. raspberry, blackberry, gooseberry,
and asparagus plants, curranta and grape
vines. Peach trees Il specially. Also
pear, plum, apple, cherry, ounce. shade
and ornamental tees. Prices low
Terms cash. Address
r.. G. Barnard,
Lebanon, Del.
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Frat Growers and Truckers Associa-

There will be a meeting of the fruit
growers and truckers association Of
Accomac. held at Onarcock on Saturday,
Jan. 29th, at . O'Clock p. M, in the
Town Hall. All who are interested in
any way, in fruit growing Or trucking
are invited to be present. Come one,
come all. COMMITTEE.
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NoTTcE.-I, hereby forewarn all per-
son or persons from hauling seine OH
my shore, also from cunning or trapping
of any kind OH my premises, under full
penalty of the law. Q. L. Taylor.
OcL. Y. 'S6.
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Losr-Between Onancock and Cross
roads, a leather hand-satchpl, containing
Il large bunch of keys, a pair of specta-
Giles in case, and several other small ar
Licles. 1t the finder will return tn Slo-
comb 81 ANS, Onancock. they will be
paid 81. Mrs. Maggie Willis.
Wacla2reague, Dec. Is. $50.
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For SALE.-Fifty 10 sixty bushels OF
first class clover seerl, at market prices,
sold in any quantity desired.
G.. L. Taylor,
Jenkins Bridge.
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Hopkins X Bro, onancock, have for
sale Cleveland first and best peas (seal
bags. Peruvian guano, potato bed
glass 81.
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Amy Hack, colored, died near Grad
dockville, last week, aged l07 years
Her death was fastened by fall a few
DAYS before.
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For RENT-I.arge new mansion, out
building. lawn, ice house, 90 acres OF
good trucking land, 4acres OF wheat and
clover, large woods, in the village of
Belle Haven, possession ut once
Geo. w. Jacob.
Belle Haven, Va.
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For SALE.-One waconrunning gear,
one cart, corn and fodder.
Jno. II. Kellam, louisville.
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For SALE--First-class bricks at fair
prices. delivered at 2 arksley station, in
quantities to suit.
Geo. 2. Parks II Bro,
ParksleY station, Va.